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आरईसी के सीएसआर से होगा बच्चों के दिल का मुफ्त इलाज

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Rahuldeo Sharma
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आरईसी के सीएसआर से होगा बच्चों के दिल का मुफ्त इलाज

CSR: 90 students receive K.C. Mahindra Scholarship for Post Graduate Studies abroad this year

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CSR: 90 students receive K.C. Mahindra Scholarship for Post Graduate Studies abroad this year
Mumbai, India: The K.C. Mahindra Education Trust (KCMET) awarded a total of INR 337 lakh in scholarships to 90 exceptional students under the K.C. Mahindra Scholarship for Post Graduate Studies Abroad. Established by the late K.C. Mahindra in 1953, this scholarship was the first to be set up by the Trust and is an interest-free loan which is granted to students demonstrating outstanding academic and extracurricular achievements.
The top three fellows will receive INR 10 lakh each. The recipients are Raj Patel who will be pursuing Finance at Princeton University; Asmita Sood who will be pursuing Biomedical Data Science at Stanford University and Savalee Tikle who will be pursuing Architecture at Harvard University. 55 fellows will be receiving INR 5 lakh each and 32 fellows will be receiving INR 1 lakh each to support their education abroad. For the first time in the Trust’s history, every student who appeared for the interview will receive a scholarship, underscoring the exceptional quality and talent of this year’s cohort.
The Trust received a total of 2354 applications this year. Of these, 90 applicants attended the interviews over two days. The distinguished selection panel included Anand Mahindra, Chairman of Mahindra Group; Ranjan Pant, Board Member at Mahindra & Mahindra; Rucha Nanavati, Chief Information Officer at Mahindra Group; Bharat Doshi, Trustee of K.C Mahindra Education Trust; Ulhas Yargop, Trustee of K.C Mahindra Education Trust; and Dr. Indu Shahani, President and Chancellor of ATLAS SkillTech University.
The shortlisted candidates included 29 IIT graduates, with the rest coming from premier educational institutes such as SRCC, LSR, Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture & Environmental Studies, NITs, BITS Pilani and National Law Schools. The candidates have secured admission to the highest-ranking universities and colleges overseas. This includes 13 candidates each at Harvard and Stanford; 8 at Carnegie Mellon; 6 each at Oxford and University of Pennsylvania; 5 each at Columbia and MIT; 3 each at Yale, University of Chicago, John Hopkins and Cambridge; 2 each at Princeton, Georgia Tech and University of California, Berkeley amongst others.
Speaking about the scholarship, Anand Mahindra, Chairman of Mahindra Group said, “It’s an enriching experience to engage with some of the brightest young minds in India through the KCMET Post Graduate Studies Abroad Scholarship, something I eagerly look forward to every year. My heartiest congratulations to all the students!”

 

 

 

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Computer Shiksha expands its Computer Literacy Program to 55 Aspirational Districts

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Computer Shiksha expands its Computer Literacy Program to 55 Aspirational Districts
Gurgaon, India: There are 112 Aspirational districts recognized by the Government of India. These districts, historically lagging in socio-economic indicators, are now the focus of NGO – Computer Shiksha’s initiative of spreading computer literacy.
In several states like Uttar Pradesh (UP), Uttarakhand (UK), Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan, Computer Shiksha has successfully started its program in every aspirational district, ensuring at least one school in each district benefits from the program. Currently operational in 55 aspirational districts, the goal is to reach all 112 districts within the next two years.
The NGO is inviting corporates who are looking to take their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) impact to these aspirational districts. The partnership will empower more underserved communities by providing essential computer literacy skills.
The non-profit organization, working towards enabling computer literacy among under-served communities provides free computer literacy for the under-served at schools where students are already regularly attending classes. They deliver a complete package including video course-ware, training, monitoring, evaluation, free lifetime maintenance support, and certification. All the services are provided free of charge as a way to give back to society.
MagicBox is a Smart LED TV-like device with embedded self-learning computer video courseware. This innovative, cost-effective device is designed to remove the need for a trained computer teacher and therefore spread computer literacy at scale. MagicBox does not require an internet connection, making it a valuable tool for bringing computer literacy to the remotest areas of India. Students can learn by watching the videos, appear in exams, and receive certificates from Computer Shiksha.

 

 

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Yoga can benefit Rheumatoid Arthritis patients: AIIMS Study

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Yoga can benefit Rheumatoid Arthritis patients: AIIMS Study
Yoga can significantly improve the health of Rheumatoid Arthritis patients, shows a new study from AIIMS, New Delhi.
Rheumatoid Arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflammation in the joints. It causes joint damage and pain and can affect other organ system as well like lung, heart and brain. Traditionally, yoga has been known for its physical and mental well-being benefits.
A collaborative study by Lab for Molecular Reproduction and Genetics, Anatomy Dept, and Dept of Rheumatology AIIMS, ND, supported by DST, explored the effects of yoga at a cellular and molecular level in RA patients and how yoga may benefit RA patients beyond just pain relief.
It has been discovered that yoga lowers inflammation by controlling cellular damage and oxidative stress. It balances pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokines, raises endorphin levels, and reduces cortisol and CRP levels and maintains melatonin rhythms. This facilitates the disruption of the inflammatory and hyperactive immune system cycle.
At a molecular level, by boosting the activity of the telomerase enzyme and genes involved in DNA repair and cell cycle regulation, it slows down the aging process of cells. Additionally, yoga improves mitochondrial function, which guards against telomere attrition and DNA damage by enhancing energy metabolism and lowering oxidative stress.
A study by Dr Rima Dada and her team at the Lab for Molecular Reproduction and Genetics, Anatomy Dept, AIIMS, supported by DST, documented reduced pain perception, improved joint mobility, decreased disability, and enhanced overall quality of life for patients performing yoga. These benefits were attributed to yoga’s ability to establish immunological tolerance and molecular remission.
The study published in Scientific Reports, 2023 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-42231-w shows that yoga may help manage stress, a known trigger for RA symptoms. By lowering stress hormones like cortisol, yoga may indirectly reduce inflammation, may improve mitochondrial function, which can impact energy production and cellular health and reduce severity of comorbid depression by increased levels of 𝛽-endorphin, brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), melatonin, and sirtuin-1 (SIRT-1).Yoga promotes neuroplasticity and thus aids in better coping strategies and reduces severity of comorbid depression.
This research provides evidence for the potential of yoga as a complementary therapy for Rheumatoid Arthritis patients. Yoga may not only manage symptoms like pain and stiffness but could also contribute to disease control and improved quality of life. Unlike drugs, yoga has no side effects and offers a cost-effective, natural alternative for managing severe autoimmune conditions.

 

 

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Assam Government’s initiative to enhance education in tea gardens

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With an aim to boost educational opportunities of children residing in the tea gardens of Assam, the Government of Assam has collaborated with a Public Charitable Trust, The Hans Foundation. A MoU has been signed the Department of School Education, Assam, and The Hans Foundation with an aim to strengthen 100 Model Schools in tea garden areas.
Education Minister of Assam Ranoj Pegu informed on social media that a programme titled ‘Uttam Xikhya’ will be implemented which is aimed at transforming education in Assam with Academic support, Life skills education, Tech interventions, Career guidance, Infrastructure support and Stakeholder engagement especially in underserved areas such as tea gardens.
he “Uttam Xikhya” initiative aims to elevate education for students in grades 6-12, aligning with the PM SHRI initiative. The programme will be implemented in a phased manner to ensure a systematic execution. Students will have to go through continuous assessment to track their progress.
“We are thrilled to partner with The Hans Foundation in this transformative initiative. It is about empowering our students with the skills and opportunities they need to thrive in life,” said Secondary Education Department Director Mamata Hojai.
The Hans Foundation and the Government of Assam have formalized their collaboration through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by Mamata Hojai, Director of Secondary Education, and Mr. Krishna, Senior Regional Manager of The Hans Foundation
Mr. Krishna, Senior Regional Manager at The Hans Foundation, expressed, “This MoU signifies our commitment to improving the educational landscape in Assam. By working closely with the Education Department, we aim to create a sustainable and impactful change in the lives of students in Tea Garden areas.”

Healthcare of tea garden workers

However, not just education, the state government is also focusing on better healthcare for tea garden workers. In June this year, the government collaborated with The Hans Foundation to roll out 24 medical vans equipped with all facilities to carry out diagnosis and offer basic treatment across 120 gardens. The purpose is to provide quality healthcare among tea garden communities. The Mobile Medical Unit Project will be launched in 120 most vulnerable tea gardens of Tinsukia and Dibrugarh districts of Assam.
As per the MoU, which is initially for five years, 40 medical vans equipped with healthcare professionals will provide regular check-ups, treatments and preventive care to tea garden workers and their families in Tinsukia and Dibrugarh. Additionally, home visits for the elderly and persons with disabilities as well as referrals to tertiary care centres for critical patients will be part of the services provided.
The Hans Foundation will cover the project implementation costs and offer free healthcare services to beneficiaries. Support from the Labour Welfare Department and district administrations will facilitate regular administrative assistance, reinforcing the effort to address health disparities among vulnerable populations in these remote tea garden regions.
Established in 2009, The Hans Foundation (THF), is a Public Charitable Trust, that works towards the Health and well-being of marginalized and under-served groups such as children, women and persons with disabilities. With an aim to create an equitable society, THF also focuses on holistic education and livelihood development of communities.

 

 

 

Digital Economy causing Environmental Damage: UN

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The United Nations has warned that the rapid digitalisation of the global economy is costing the environment significantly. This is the result of extensive usage of water and energy bu the data centres that are used to power AI.
The UN trade and Development Agency UNCTAD stated in a report that while digitalisation is essential to fuel global economic growth, its environmental repercussions are becoming “increasingly severe”. The agency has called for adopting sustainable strategies in order to counter the growing environmental toll, especially in developing countries.
“Digitalisation continues to move at warp speed, transforming lives and livelihoods. At the same time, unregulated digitalisation risks leaving people behind and exacerbating environmental and climate challenges,” said UN chief Antonio Guterres in the report.
He highlighted that as the reliance on digital tools increases, so does the impact on the environment, in form of depleting raw materials, consumption of water and energy, spewing air pollution and generating waste.
“These impacts are worsened by emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence,” he added.

Limited Data Available

Data available on how rapidly-evolving AI is affecting the environment is limited. Therefore, UNCTAD chief Rebeca Grynspan has urged the world’s biggest tech companies to lead the way by producing standardised data.
In response, Google has recently reported that there has been a 48 per cent increase in its greenhouse gas emissions over the five years to 2023. This is largely due to powering data centres that support AI operations. Similarly, Microsoft’s latest sustainability report has showed that there is a 29 per cent increase in greenhouse gas emissions in the last year as compared to 2020. Both Google and Microsoft have made a commitment to become carbon neutral by 2030.
In the Digital Economy Report 2024 published by UNCTAD, there are several examples of the digital economy’s impact on the environment. The report has stated that the information and communications technology sector has cause 0.69 to 1.6 gigaton of carbon dioxide emissions in 2020. This represents 1.5 to 3.2 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, comparable to the emissions from air transport or shipping.
The report has noted that in order to produce a two-kilogram computer there is a requirement of approximately 800 kilograms of raw materials.
According to UNCTAD, the demand for critical minerals like graphite, lithium, and cobalt could increase by 500 per cent by the year 2050.
It was also found that data centres had consumed 460 terawatt hours of electricity in 2022. This consumption is expected to double by 2026. The report has highlighted that in Ireland, data centre electricity use has more than quadrupled between 2015 and 2022. It now accounts for 18 per cent of the country’s total electricity consumption, and could rise to 28 per cent by 2031.

Bitcoin uses more energy than Belgium

The global energy consumption of mining bitcoin, the most prominent cryptocurrency, has increased about 34 times between 2015 and 2023 to reach an approximately 121 TWh. This puts the energy usage for bitcoin mining ahead of energy consumption of entire countries like Belgium and Finland.
Digitalisation is key to driving economic growth across the globe. This makes its progress essential. However, there is a need for a more sustainable approach considering the environmental impact it has.

10 करोड़ पेड़ लगाने के संकल्प को पूरा करने के लिए अदाणी ग्रुप देगा 10 लाख पौधे

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Rahuldeo Sharma
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Divye planting saplings on World Nature Conservation Day
अदाणी ग्रुप लगातार पर्यावरण संरक्षण के लिए काम कर रहा है। Environment Conservation के इस पहल को और बल देने के लिए Adani Group ने मध्य प्रदेश सरकार को 11 लाख पौधे देगा। ये पौधे मध्य प्रदेश के इंदौर में लगाए जायेंगे। ग्लोबल वार्मिंग और उसके दुष्परिणामों को देखते हुए सरकार  पर्यावरण संरक्षण के लिए काम तो कर ही रही है लेकिन इस मुहिम में Corporates भी बढ़चढ़ कर हिस्सा ले रहे है। इसी का नतीजा है कि अब अडानी ग्रुप मध्य प्रदेश सरकार को 11 लाख पौधे देगा।

2030 तक 10 करोड़ पेड़ लगाएगा अदाणी ग्रुप

इस साल बढ़ते तापमान पर चिंता व्यक्त करते हुए मध्य प्रदेश के मुख्यमंत्री मोहन यादव और राज्य के कैबिनेट मंत्री कैलाश विजयवर्गीय ने मध्य प्रदेश के 55 जिलों में 5.5 करोड़ पेड़ लगाने का संकल्प लिया था। यह देश भर में 140 करोड़ पेड़ लगाने के लक्ष्य के साथ प्रधानमंत्री द्वारा शुरू किए गए ‘एक पेड़ मां के नाम’ अभियान का हिस्सा है। इंदौर (Indore) में लगाए जाने वाले 51 लाख पेड़ों में से 11 लाख पौधे अदाणी समूह उपलब्ध कराएगा। ये पौधे 25 विभिन्न प्रजातियों के होंगे जो शहर के ग्रीन जोन में जैव विविधता (Biodiversity and Conservation) विकसित करने में मदद करेंगे।

Adani Group ने हरियाली को बनाया है अपना मिशन

स्वच्छता में सात बार से देश में सिरमौर बन रहे इंदौर ने आखिरकार एक दिन में सर्वाधिक पौधे रोपने का विश्व रिकॉर्ड भी बना लिया। हम आपको बता दें कि अदाणी समूह ने वर्ल्ड इकोनॉमिक फोरम के “ट्रिलियन ट्रीज़ प्लेटफॉर्म” पर साल 2030 तक 10 करोड़ पेड़ लगाने का संकल्प किया है। ये संकल्प अब तक की गई सबसे महत्वाकांक्षी Corporate प्रतिबद्धताओं में से एक है। अडानी ग्रुप पहले ही करीब 3 करोड़ पेड़ लगाकर उनके संरक्षण का संकल्प ले चुका है। अदाणी समूह का ये संकल्प भविष्य में नेट जीरो कार्बन के लक्ष्य को पूरा करेगा। गौरतलब है कि समाजसेवा के क्षेत्र में भी अदाणी समूह लगातार प्रयास करता रहा है। हरियाली को भी अडानी ग्रुप ने मिशन बना रखा है। अब इसका फायदा देशवासियों को मिलेगा।

CSR: Youth skilling program launched in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra together with NSDC

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CSR: Youth skilling program launched in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra together with NSDC
Mumbai, India: Mondelez India, in collaboration with National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), has commenced a youth skilling program at two skill development centres in Bhind, Madhya Pradesh, and Pune, Maharashtra, in observance of World Youth Skills Day.
This endeavour builds upon the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between Mondelez India and NSDC in November 2023, aimed at empowering 660 young people across Pune and Bhind. The initiative is an extension of Mondelez India’s national CSR program, Shubh Aarambh, which has positively impacted the lives of 100,000 beneficiaries over the last ten years through various initiatives, including youth skilling.
Ms. Ophira Bhatia, Senior Director, India & Lead, India & Lead, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, Corporate & Government Affairs – Mondelēz International, stated, “Over the decade, through Shubh Aarambh, our national CSR program, we have empowered nearly 1000 young individuals with our youth skilling programs. The commencement of the youth skilling program at Bhind and Pune, in collaboration with NSDC, marks a significant stride in our continuous endeavour to empower India’s youth. Through our association with NSDC and leveraging expert partnerships, we aim to provide training and unlock avenues to real career prospects. Our objective is to foster a sustainable positive impact by equipping young people with the necessary skills to thrive in today’s job market and contribute to their local economies.”
Sharing her insights on the initiative, Dr. Archana Patankar, Vice President, Research & Impact, NSDC stated, “On World Youth Skills Day, we are proud to celebrate the commencement of our youth skilling programs at our two skilling centers in Bhind and Pune, in collaboration with Mondelez India. This initiative reflects our commitment to equipping young individuals with industry-relevant skills, enhancing their employability, and contributing to local economies. By providing targeted training in key sectors such as management, hospitality, retail, IT-ITeS, and logistics, we are bridging the skills gap and opening doors to meaningful career opportunities. Together, we are building a future-ready workforce that can thrive in a dynamic global market.”
The candidates will be trained in sectors such as management, hospitality & tourism, retail, IT-ITeS, and logistics, that have been identified based on job assessments and skill related demands from local industries and job markets. In Bhind, more than 300 candidates will receive training for roles in security, retail, front office, etc. Simultaneously, in Pune, over 300 candidates will receive training for roles in office, documentation, customer care, etc.
The training will encompass Short-Term Training (STT) using Qualification Pack (QP)- led training modules specifically designed for the job roles in the identified sectors. The candidates will receive training in soft skills and skill orientation on respective job roles, tools, and work methodology. It will be followed by assessment, certification, and connecting the candidates to employment opportunities.
The project will leverage NSDC’s skilling ecosystem, which includes training partners, assessment partners, and others. The training partners will be responsible for mobilising youth, forming and initiating training batches, setting up training premises, conducting training modules, facilitating third-party assessments, and organising placement drives for certified candidates.

 

 

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CSR: Charitable Trust Celebrates 14th Year of Conducting Dowry-Free Community Weddings

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CSR: Charitable Trust Celebrates 14th Year of Conducting Dowry-Free Community Weddings
Sri Kurumba Educational and Charitable Trust, established in 1994 has completed its annual dowry-free wedding ceremony held on July 13 in Moolamcode. This year they marked the 14th year of this initiative. The charitable trust has been managed by Mr PNC Menon and Mrs Sobha Menon to run various philanthropic projects (including the CSR programs of SOBHA Ltd.). Since its inception in 2008, the community wedding event has facilitated 697 dowry-free weddings for young couples from families lacking resources.
This community wedding event was graced by Mrs Sobha Menon, Mrs Bindu Menon and other wellknown dignitaries, in which thirteen couples from the Palakkad region tied the knot in the ceremony, that included traditional rituals and festivities. The initiative aims to reduce the financial burden and social stigma associated with dowry, particularly for families below the poverty line. The Trust has introduced additional support measures, including marriage counselling, post-marriage assistance, and kitchenware to help the newlyweds establish their households. Additionally, each bride received a traditional gift of 36 grams of gold, from the Trust.
Mr. PNC Menon, Chairman Emeritus of Sobha Limited, commented on the initiative, “Our dowry-free wedding program underscores our dedication to fairness and community welfare. We remain committed to supporting these couples as they start their new lives without any burden of dowry.”
In addition to the dowry-free wedding program, the Trust is involved in several social welfare and community development initiatives, including educational scholarships, healthcare initiatives, and community infrastructure projects across Kerala.
In a recent inauguration event held in March 2024, the Sri Kurumba Educational and Charitable Trust celebrated “Griha Sobha 2024”, wherein the keys were handed over for its first set of 100 homes at no cost to the beneficiaries, and foundation stone laying was done for another 120 homes of the promised 1000 homes to women from resource-limited families.
Mr. PNC Menon has also pledged Rs 1,000 crores as philanthropic contribution towards the development of the Sabarmati Riverfront in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, emphasizing the Trust’s commitment to sustainable urban development and improving the quality of life for communities across India.
As the Trust marks this milestone, it continues to focus on its mission of promoting social welfare and community development, aligning with Mr. PNC Menon’s vision of an equal and inclusive society.

 

 

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CSR Initiative to Re-imagine Learning Spaces with a New AASOKA Robotics & Coding Lab and Language Lab in Sain Dass Anglo Sanskrit Senior Secondary School

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CSR Initiative to Re-imagine Learning Spaces with a New AASOKA Robotics & Coding Lab and Language Lab in Sain Dass Anglo Sanskrit Senior Secondary School
MBD Group, a pioneer in the field of education and publishing, is set to re-imagine learning spaces at Sain Dass Anglo Sanskrit Senior Secondary School, Patel Chowk, Jalandhar, with the inauguration of a state-of-the-art AASOKA Robotics & Coding Lab and Language Lab on 15 July 2024. This initiative coincides with MBD Group’s Foundation Day on 10 July, marking a significant milestone in the Group’s ongoing mission to provide quality education to all. The event will be attended by Smt Satish Bala Malhotra (Chairperson, MBD Group), Ms Monica Malhotra Kandhari (MD, MBD Group), Ms Sonica Malhotra Kandhari (JMD, MBD Group), Shri Balwant Sharma (Executive Director) and Shri Praveen Singh (CEO).
The Ashok Kumar Malhotra Charitable Trust, the CSR division of MBD Group, started its “Love to Learn” initiative last year. Through this initiative, the Group aims to revolutionise traditional classrooms by incorporating technology and opening up a world of endless possibilities for learners. This year the initiative continues to make strides with the introduction of the new AASOKA Robotics & Coding Lab, which features robotic kits; state-of-the-art appliances and furniture; and AC classrooms, along with interior design elements. Additionally, the Language Lab will be equipped with 16 PCs, newly renovated interiors and modern furniture, transforming the space into a vibrant hub for digital learning.
Shri Ashok Kumar Malhotra, the founder of MBD Group, who once studied at Sain Dass Anglo Sanskrit Senior Secondary School, envisioned a future where education is accessible to every person. Continuing this legacy, the Group has expanded its presence across three continents and is the only publisher in India that offers books and digital resources for K-12 in multiple languages and educational boards.
Smt Satish Bala Malhotra, Chairperson of MBD Group, said, “Beginning the initiative from this school is particularly meaningful, as this is where my husband studied and the school remained very close to his heart. This school shaped him, and it remained a cherished place for him throughout his life. We always wanted to do something for this school and today it’s a dream come true for us.”
Ms Monica Malhotra Kandhari, Managing Director of MBD Group, added, “With the support of AASOKA, we are bringing cutting-edge educational tools and resources to schools across India. This initiative will empower students to explore new horizons in technology, robotics and digital literacy, preparing them for future challenges. We believe that by integrating modern technology with traditional learning, we can create a holistic educational experience that nurtures creativity, critical thinking and lifelong learning among students. I would also like to thank the Principal of Sain Dass Anglo Sanskrit Senior Secondary School for giving us this opportunity to set up the lab.
Ms Sonica Malhotra Kandhari, JMD of MBD Group said, “Our goal with this project is not only to modernise the learning environment but also to cultivate a culture of curiosity and innovation among students. By integrating the advanced Language Lab and digital resources, we hope to inspire students to explore new academic and career paths, ultimately contributing to the development of future leaders and innovators. This initiative underscores our belief that every student deserves access to the best educational tools and opportunities. The success of this and the previous Love to Learn initiatives motivate us to continue developing even more impactful projects in the future.”
The AASOKA Robotics & Coding Lab will serve as a cornerstone for science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics education, providing students with hands-on experience that enhances their problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. The Language Lab will offer a plethora of resources, including audio lessons, video lessons, role-play activities and adaptive tests, accessible through the AASOKA platform, creating a comprehensive learning environment.
“English teaching is particularly challenging because it is not the first language for many students. The new language lab will provide the necessary support and interactive tools to help these learners overcome language barriers and enhance their skills”, said Rakesh Sharma, Principal of Sain Dass Anglo Sanskrit Senior Secondary School.
MBD Group remains committed to its founder’s vision, continuously working towards creating an “MBD Product for every literate person.” The Group’s blended learning platform, AASOKA, has been widely acclaimed by schools, teachers, students and parents alike for its high-quality study materials and comprehensive range of educational products and services.
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